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ben carson?ot a standing ovation at the mtv music awards, representative maxine waters preached her brands of intell rons, she supposedly took on intolerance. she is no fan of president trump. but she really doesn't like urban and housing secretary ben carson. she said he don't know anything about people in housing. he doesn't know the difference between an immigrant and a slave. then she warned him if he thinks he's going to get a fast when he comes before my committee i'm going to take this blank apart. wow! the fact of the matter is anyone trying to protect the status quo should ask themselves if they really care. something is horribly wrong with our system. mr. carson has fresh, new ideas. for that's maxine waters is going to take him apart and rip him a new one? here to discuss, gina louden and amy holmes. it's so frustrating. all maxine watters does is complain and threaten. people want to hear what ben carson has to say. >> how long has she been serving in office on capitol hill and what h

ben carson, the 17th secretary of commerce in housing and urban development. his bio is in your program book. many notable accomplishments, his nearly 30 years as director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins center. we are excited to have him join us last night at our housing visionary awards and approach yam him providing a welcome and joining us for dinner. >> thank you. well, i'm delighted to be here with you. thankful for all the work you have done. i had a wonderful time last night. opportunity to see many people that i hadn't seen for quite some time and enjoyed meeting with some of the award winners. now, last week hud hosted a housing policy forum where i spoke about the state of the housing market. it's stable, secure and sound. the market is safe. i want to emphasize that. and the market is in good shape. and much of the credit for that goes to the people in this room. after the turbulence of 2008, we must remain vigilant and very watchful and anticipate more than react. we must be prudent and practical, continue to maintain responsible lendin

i asked ben carson last week what he made of that attack. she said that if ben carson should go back to being a surgeon she will take him apart when he goes before the house committee on financial services. she is ranking democrat. she is itching for a chance to get in your face. what do you think? >> you know, i think that i'm here for a purpose. and that purpose is to try to provide a nuturing environment that will allow people to become, you know, self-sustaining, and, you know, make america into the kind of place that we all want it to be. i don't respond to politicians who, you know, just say inflammatory things. neil: all right. congressman on racial equality spokesman niger innis right now. he says miss waters wants to seethe this circus with anger, i repel any chance to get folks out of poverty, that is her basic thrust. >> she has been in power, as her constituents call her, mad max, otherwise known as maxine waters has been in power for decades. i doubt you can count three or four things that have gotten considerably better in her

she gave a speech in new orleans, ben carson doesn't know about the mission of hud.h people in public housing. he thinks if you are poor it is your own fault. if he thinks he comes before my committee i will give him a pass, i am going to take his beep apart. what do you think? >> demonizing they have always done. kind of rhetoric everyone saying they need to back away from. we know dr. carson, he is a nice man, no matter what your politics. he is a good guy, this rhetoric it is really bordering on, well she wants trump impeached. it is really suggesting to people that everyone on the other side, who you may disagree with should be considered an enemy. this is somewhat violent when you talk about dismembering someone. this is not what people want. nancy pelosi a at one point tried to stop maxine waters and her rhetoric. this tells you there is no leadership with the democrats. otherwise this kind of rhetoric -- charles: or she has become something if not a leader, a mouthpiece. she is at awards show. liz: effective. only people lining up with her call exiled. charles

sort of like ben carson in a rap battle. my name is doctor ben. >.sorry your three minutes are .nd, neal brennan, everybody. >> i come on heres a real sour pulse but right now it's awful. >> tevor: what's up. >> i thought everybody would go badly but the trouble administration has a small group of determined people to make a huge difference. simply put, trevor been, 9 resistance is working. >> tevor: they feel the republicans are not doing a good job. >> i know why they feel that. drieks can'democrats can't writ. >> they are trying a new slogan. have you seen the other guy. that's it. have you seen the other guys. >> have you seen the other guy. that's the message of your party. that's like a quiznos slogan was like hey at least we didn't hire a pedophile. >> tevor: i'm confused. if it's not the democrats who is resisting the republicans. >> the republicans. >they're the resistances. they kill isn't get a goal pass. you're the only team on the field but you're still losing. republicans set off a chain of events where we were both the mouth and the trap. jeff sessions lies for no

remember he attacked ben carson during the campaign.loved the idea that ben carson sort of came around. remember, he slapped five with jeb bush, low energy jeb. he likes the drama of it. this is someone who is a tv producer. he likes the sort of clash, clash. look at the end, there was a happy ending. i don't think it necessarily is all that bad for scaramucci. i think that was a little bit of theater which, frankly, trump likes. >> that's true. >> well, he understands the news acting. >> scaramucci does. >> well, and trump. what you saw with scaramucci there was showmanship. trump is a showman. now, i'm sure that he likes to rub it in to him all the time, but, you know, trump has hired a lot of people who said a lot of bad things about him. maybe because he had no choice, but in this particular case, i think it's because he believes the guy loves him. and by the way, there was a lot of love on that stage, on that podium today. i said stage, but i meant podium. >> was this a good performance by anthony scaramucci today? >> performance?

the 13 people standing between us and president ben carson. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmeldam carolla. from "spider-man: homecoming" jacob batalon. floyd mayweather jr. and conor mcgregor. the 11th annual belly flop competition. and music from the kills. and now, look out, here's jimmy ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

and ben carson telling me how he wants to help americans help themselves but his plan for financial independence explain. dagen: thank you. we can't wait. first, taxpayers footing the bill for at least 50 open hearings on russia since the election. someone here says as long as were spending the taxpayers money, it's time to put former attorney general loretta lynch on the hot seat. one dagen: it has been one year since attorney general loretta lynch met with president bill clinton on a phoenix tarmac. now that infamous meeting happened during the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail. since the election, congress has spent taxpayer money on at least 50 open hearings on russia. should a little bit of that money now be spent on a hearing for loretta lynch. >> yeah, i don't know, maybe. but the evidence we have. we have the testimony of james comey that she asked him to refer to investigation as a matter rather than investigation. we know he was on the plane on the tarmac and we have reports there was an e-mail sent from debbie wasserman schultz that implied there was assurance from the j

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and ben carson telling me how he wants to help americans help themselves but his plan for financial independence explain. dagen: thank you. we can't wait. first, taxpayers footing the bill for at least 50 open hearings on russia since the election. someone here says as long as were spending the taxpayers money, it's time to put former attorney general loretta lynch on the hot seat. one year ago she and bill clinton were seated on that plane. looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. deliit's perfection.ruit. seriously? an epic soundtrack? is there any other way? that's what a smoothie should taste like. visit a store today for fresh fruit smoothies and summer deals. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm kelly right. here's what's happening. at least 17 people are injured after a s

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and mike pence and betsy de voss, ben carson, rick perry cover the attorney general. seven these people are definitely christian right and then have been to touch on those major subjects. and then a peas them in many ways. >>. >> there are so many more questions to ask what we will give you a chance so if you would like to ask a question please come to the microphone asked a brief question don't make a statement otherwise bad things will happen to you. [laughter] >> since the 1820s or thirties driven by personality or ideology?. >> both. and then they created that ideology. with the '70s or the '80s to put all kinds of strands of doctrine together and he would read crisscross and also as the head of the large corporation with his views of poverty it did not exist to with a very powerful personality. and not to get that extensive treatment what about jim and tammy faye bakker? jimmy swaggart? is an interesting group. >> with that civil-rights movement in the '60s and its effect. >> that's quite right and i should have mentioned at the start with all of those irritation

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[laughter] if all morose and ben carson were tied up, i think the republicans would be exactly the sameuldn't you agree? >> dana: i was reading it earlier today, it's a real. if you separate them, i do think when he's talking about actions by the justice department that black america, as i understand it, i heard cory booker talk about it, they do feel that their policies that existed before president trump was ever in office have been unfairly targeting young black men for so long and there was bipartisan agreement to try to do criminal justice reform. and while there is bipartisan agreement, attorney general sessions is pursuing the policy is that the president wants to pursue and it's getting tougher on crime. there's a disconnect there. he's got a strong point, at least as a pungent. as soon as he is brings in the russian piece, he lost me. it's before he lost me too. can you be tough on crime and not be a racist? if you're tough on crime, you don't like black people, that's what he thinks. >> juan: that's not what he's saying. >> jesse: that's exactly what he said. >> juan: he is sa

. - now did you talk to ben carson, your successor at hud, about this program or any other program, i mean seriously, i mean there's obviously a handoff of responsibilities at that agency as you looked ahead to a new administration, how much guidance and what kind of guidance, if you're willing to talk about it, did you give him? - we had a brief conversation before the holidays last year, before he took office, and of course i offered my help and he was very gracious, we really didn't get into much of a policy discussion, i left him a short note, there at his desk. - dear secretary carson, this is not brain surgery, get it? (audience laughs) that would have been what i would have left him. - i will say that, to his credit, about a week ago, he assembled, he asked the last four or five hud secretaries and their spouses to join him in washington to have dinner and give input. now, i was not able to make it but i did get a hold of his office and tell him that i'd love to give any input any time he has a question, any advice that i can provide because he's in a tough spot. - and you gott

ben carson. but we know that's not true. according to his birth certificate. in chicago. and according to president trump, ted was born in cuba while his dad was helping plan the jfk assassination. imagine how bored we would be if we had a different president on twitter. every once in a while you would get 140qs in a row because she fainted and her head land on the keyboard. topic 4. tim tee boys in fort st. lucie, florida. and he's playing baseball for the new york mets minor league team, and it's getting pretty good. tebow hit his first two-run homer in his first at-bat and a single on the second. i don't know what's stopping the mets from calling this guy up to the majors. tebow isn't going anywhere for now but he has become a fan favorite with the women of port st. lucie, florida. topic number five. it's thursday again. and all this hatred might seem like deja vu. this is viewer mail. leftist starts with doing your show. i would delete the memory of all your moms naked pictures from my show. alfred writes, kennedy was a joke when she was on mtv and nothing

during the presidential campaign, after initially supporting ben carson, they threw their weight behindonald trump. election, trump has created a regulatory environment that is very good to sinclair broadcast group. oliver: election of donald trump has been good for media because it brought in a lot of views, and has a get for this particular media group because their vision is aligned with trump's? felix: they have been running into regulations in terms of limiting ownership of local media in the united states, which is limited to 39% of the viewership for broadcast tv stations. they are really right at the limit. -- when trump won, 's appointment to lead the e --ral committe federal communications committee voted to restore an arcane rule that allows broadcasters like sinclair to discount essentially half of the audience from the uhf station. they restored this rule and weeks later sinclair announced the biggest deal in the company's history, they were acquiring tribune media for close to $4 billion. ownsr: this company various broadcast stations. we are talking local news, cable, you

finally, someone ben carson can relate to. ( laughter ) yesterday, the mooch threatened to fire his whole department, saying, "the people in the room can stay in the room. they have to stop leaking. if they don't stop leaking, i'm going to put them out on pennsylvania avenue. you want to sell postcards to the tourists outside the gate, or do you want to work in the west wing?" hmm. that's a tough choice. people who sell postcards don't make much money, but they also rarely get subpoenaed. i'm not sure... a coin toss. ( applause ) ( cheers ) but then-- ♪ ♪ but then someone leaked that the mooch was trying to fire a press aide named michael short. apparently, everyone in washington knew, except michael short, who said, "no one has told me anything, and the entire premise is false." which is also the title of the g.o.p.'s new healthcare bill. ( cheers and applause ) but-- but-- but turns out, by the end of the day, michael short was gone. but scaramuch was enraged about the leak saying: ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm sorry, i missed that in c.c.d. i'm a roman catholic. what is the catholic doc

sessions and says, we worked it out, we had a good conversation, he kind of likes that, remember ben carson said we kind of have a pathology who was similar to a child molester, lying ted, there is a part of that that likes that, we got together, we hated each other, but now we like each other. so everything he said would lead me to believe the of sit of that, but i also know that the guy has a flare for sort of the dramatic, particularly as it's televised and maybe that's what he does. >> but there are people inside the white house who are clearly trying to talk him out of this, the firing because they understand that it could start a whole kind of domino effect that could be very detrimental to the president. but he still tweeted this morning. >> he tweeted this morning, going after sessions and the acting fbi director, while sessions was over at the white house meeting with other officials, not with the president. >> right, right, right. i mean going again to, i mean this guy who sort of frames himself as a tough guy, but doesn't really like to fire people, doesn't really like confrontat

up remarks that california congressman michelman maxine waters recently made about hud secretary ben carsonthat when carson appears before her congressional committee, "i'm going to take his ass apart." excuse me. "he believes that if you are poor, it is your fault, and he doesn't know the difference between an immigrant and a slave," whatever that means. now, we have marks to maxine waters before on this show, but we should take her seriously on this subject. congresswoman waters is a confirmed expert on the question of housing, especially her own housing. consider where she lives, in a 6,000 square foot, $4.3 million mansion in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in los angeles. now, how did she afford a place like that after having spent the last 40 years working in government? we hate to speculate. how did she keep getting reelected despite not living in her own congressional district? no clue there either. the district waters actually represents in congress has the second-highest percentage of african-american residents in the state of california. the neighborhood where waters actually

the 13 people standing between us and president ben carson. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- adam carolla. from "spider-man: homecoming" jacob batalon. floyd mayweather jr. and conor mcgregor. the 11th annual belly flop competition. and music from the kills. and now, look out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us right here on a special night. you join us on what is hands down our wettest show of the year. our most beloved summer tradition happens tonight. directly behind our theater we have erected this beautiful above-ground swimming pool. it cost us more than $40 million to build this. and it was worth every penny. [ laughter ] because tonight we're going to grab random people off the street, ask them to disrobe and do a belly flop on television for you. it is our 11th annual -- [ cheers and applause ] it started back in 2006. and from time to time people ask me why a belly flop contest every year? and to tho

ben carson, now secretary carson, as well as the host of others, including dr. rand paul, senator paul. this is very much in that wing of the process. they would argue that if you have a health savings account and you're going to be a first-time user of that, if you are a young person or someone with a pre-existing condition, that would incentivize you to get into the health care market. senator lindsey graham who wants to bolster power back to the states, send more power back to the states, that's much more in line with the thought process we heard consistently for several years. vonnie: i want to ask you a quick question. the cbo has come out and found the deficit in 10 years time under president obama 2018 budget and projections would be $720 billion. the administration would not be balancing the budget. trillion, savings from health care savings as well over the 10 years. what will be administration due to respond to this? this is including a massive overhaul in health care but it's not exactly what they promised in any way. >> i think you meant president tr

ben carson >> betsy devos plans to meet with advocates for survivors of custody sexual assaults.be making changes to guidance on sexual assault issued by the obama administration. which requir colleges to take certain steps to crack down on sexual violence on campus. advocates say those guidelines played a critical role to encourage victims they don't come forward when they're attacked. >> meantime committee donna brazile is highlighting the dnc during her 2016 election in the upcoming book, she's writing called hacks the inside story of brick ins and breakdowns that put donald trump in the white house, set to be released on november 7th, which marks the one year anniversary of the election that donald trump won. >>> the search for four missing young man in pennsylvania intensifies >> new evidence investigators discovered and white person of interest will be facing a new charge. >>> one of the biggest icebergs in recorded history just broke loose from antarctica. what does mean >> no icebergs here, way too hot. not the hottest day of the year so far, but that is probably going to

were they outraged when maxine waters said she was going to take a piece out of ben carson' carson's?are then. so trump comes over here, exposes them, they are the emperor with no close all of a sudden. nothing was incited. the only thing that has been incited are democrats shooting republicans. >> greg: this guy was a private citizen, concealing his identity. he was posted bigoted stuff, true, but he still a private citizen. and threatening him with outing, because he has these opinions, is kind of creepy, don't you think? >> juan: i agree. i think it's way over the line. i was writing about this because it was fourth of july and i'm a big free speech advocate, and i happen to think, too often big companies are in a position where they are the ones who determine what legitimate speech in america because of their power and in terms of advertising. like what happened with the julius caesar play. but here, what's interesting to me about this one is, there are people who go online and say the most awful things about not only the president and public officials, but the people around this

. >> jimmy: this emoji was inspired by ben carson at an important meeting. [ laughter and applause ]inally, this emoji was inspired by donald trump when he's asked about russia. [ laughter and applause ] more trouble for united airlines. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. the rapper schoolboy q says that they actually flew his dog to the wrong city. [ light laughter ] yeah. then i guess, on the flight back, the dog had a fight over a seat with ann coulter. that's right. >> steve: really? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. >> steve: awe. >> jimmy: yeah. "this bitch gets my seat?" [ laughter ] it's a dog. a dog. get this. on friday, a group of 40 turtles caused delays on the runway at jfk airport. on the bright side, the turtles were moving so slow, they got hired to work at laguardia. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: "it's that slow. you're that slow." [ light laughter ] "it's amazing." >> steve: hey-yo! >> jimmy: "they're that slow!" this isn't good, guys. millions of sabrett hot dogs -- i love sabrett's hot dogs. millions of sabrett's hot dogs that are sold he

this with the ted cruz campaign in iowa, they had blowback when they were spreading information ben carsonas going to drop out of the race when that wasn't true. you have to be careful your opposition research is correct, but also within legal and ethical bounds. >> woodruff: that's what i want to pursue with both of you. what sin side and outside the atunds of what you can do? of course, we're asking you all this because of what happened with regard to donald trump, jr., the meeting he took with a russian -- representative of the russian government. >> well, i can tell you in my experience and research what he did is not normal. i think that what's inside the bounds is things that are publicly available. .ou do a lot of freedom of information act, records requests. you certainly talk to people, but you do so with people that you know and trust are giving you solid information and information that you can then go and prove, and you certainly don't do something with a hostile government, you know, being on your side. you know, the best example of this is when al gore's campaign got a debate